Senate House Debates Over Inaugural Ceremonies And Appointments
A lengthy partisan Senate debate centers on the late silver letter of President Cleveland and inaugural arrangements with precedence shown to the House. Pendleton moves to thank George Edmund for fair presiding. the House notes resignation of G. H. Craig. In the evening, Blackburn hosts a musical party for friends in the Ways and Means room with Lennie colored musicians and guests including Hatton and ex-Gov. Blackburn.
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Sherman
House
van Wyck
John Roach
Jay Gould
C. P. Huntington
G. H. Craig
Alabama
Robinson
N. Y
Washington
Meikleham
Jefferson
Hammond
Ways and Means
Blackburn
Lennie
Messrs. Curtin
Poland
Robertson
Money
Ent
Hatton
Jilting of Edgar Vincent and Lady Lonsdale Tale
In New York World society talk, Gladys, Lady Lonsdale deserts Edgar Vincent. Vincent, tall and clever, bears the heartbreak. Luke White, Lord Annaly’s heir, remarries into Dover, Argyl, Liewster, Westminster circles. Lady Lonsdale, height and striking features, carries a mood of deep melancholy and bursts into smiles like a Cassandran portrait. Lord Lonsdale dies after a dissolute life. he once stayed at Brevoort House and sent Jamaica rum to President Garfield.
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Lonsdale
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England
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Egypt
Cassandra
Honthurst
Sydney Herbert
Disrieli
Endymion
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Connie Gilchrist
Jamaica
Sam Ward
Garfield
Guiteau
Birds Dream Snore and Fall Ill in Singly Humorous Tales
In Atlantic notes a goldfinch escaped a near suffocation by wires and recovered, while birds are described sleeping with one eye open. A Washington scene reports Mrs Bowen fainting at Riggs House upon learning of a sudden Capitol death rumor about Senator Bowen, later clarified.
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Senator Bowen
UnanimousRailroad Bill Sent From Conference
A railroad measure emerges from a closed conference committee with sweeping changes adding warehouse provisions, new commissioner appointment rules, and long haul rate adjustments. Senate and House move swiftly to push the bill, with near-unanimous support and target to enroll today.
Senate Passes High License Bill and Railroad Measures
The Senate approved Senator Wilson's graduated high license bill 30 to 13 amid amendments to the railroad bill. House amendments were debated. no conference committee named. A state park commission bill, a $100,000 agricultural fair buildings appropriation, and other measures were advanced. The house and senate clashed over terms for county officials and tax refunds, with votes recorded on multiple rail, road, and public works items.
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A Pretty Friend's Husband and a Pale, Shabby Estate
A visitor critiques a town couple living in a posh stock apartment house. He notes a $5,000 yearly salary, liveried servants, stained glass, and peeling veneers. The two-year-old building is already deteriorating and looks set to become a warped wreck in three years, while ornate decorations fade. The piece is attributed to the New York Mirror.
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Sadie Robinson
Anoka
Mr. Robinson
New York Mirror
Washington letter in the Chicago Tribune on oath reform
Speaker Carlisle argued that courts may abolish oaths in the future and suggested relying on witnesses’ honor instead of formal oaths. He criticized the current oath system as inviting perjury and urged live testimony without preliminary forms, with penalties for false statements only after formal proof.
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Carlisle
Dandified Maine legislator and Hamlin feud flashback
In a Maine House tale Hamlin recalls a dandified member whose baldness drew derision. The incident estranged them, and the man later swayed a Senate vote against Hamlin. Also noted is the Lancaster’s ultimatum to Morocco for two prisoners, with 20 days to act and possible Madrid convention repudiation.
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Hannibal Hamlin
Hamlin
Blank
United States Senate
United States
Lancaster
Tangier
Morocco
Washington
Chancellor Harlan Endorses St Jacobs Oil As Universal Cure
Hon James Harlan ex Vice Chancellor Louisville and brother of Justice Harlan declares St Jacobs Oil an extraordinary cure for all claimed uses. He urges every family should have it and speaks with authority on its effectiveness. He asserts he knows whereof he speaks in praising the remedy.
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James Harlan
Louisville, Ky
Justice Harlan
U. & Supreme Court
St Jacobs Oil
Lord Wolseley’s Rise From Ireland to Global Command
Garnet Joseph Wolseley born 1833 in Dublin joined the British army in 1852. He served in Burmah Crimea India China Canada and the Ashantee and Zululand campaigns. He led forces in Egypt ending Arabi Pasha’s revolt and admired Gen Lee and Gen Gordon in private letters.
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Zululand
King Ceteway
Egypt
Arabiasha
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Balm for every wound in Golden Medical Discovery
The ad touts Dr. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery as a universal balm for ailments from colds to chronic lung and liver diseases. It frames his remedy as a cure for multiple conditions, promoted by druggists and linked to the biblical phrase about balm in Gilead.
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Frank Wilson
Peabody
Mass
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Williamstown
W. Va
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Georgis
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Westport
N.Y
Elbridge Malcolm
West Bath
C. M.summerlin
Sun Hill
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Monkton
Henry Ward
Jersey City
N.J
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Pierce
Jamaica
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